De Gaulle Wary of U S Role and Alliance Strains
In Our Opinion, Corry Journal argues France under Charles de Gaulle questions U S power, seeks to balance by aligning with Russia and China, and may undermine NATO and dollar trust. It contends de Gaulle pursues France's interests over enduring American alliance, risking broader Cold War instability.
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U.S
U.S. News & World Report
United States
Russia
Red China
France
NATO
America
Europe
Population growth threatens food supply in 15 years
U.S. officials warn that at current growth rates in world population and food output, the United States estimates that in a little over 15 years half a billion people may face starvation.
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U.S. News & World Report
U.S
Hal Boyle's Americana reflects on December, gadgets, and life
Hal Boyle riffs on December charm and February woes for women, men's gadget quirks, and the oddities of modern life. He notes a giraffe and helicopter resemble committee design, roadside churches as refreshment stands, and contrasts hats with shoes in worry. The piece also praises John O'Hara, mocks office attire norms, and ends mid-remark about a martini.
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New York
John O'Hara
Sabotage in the Sky and the Flight to Safer Insurance
Paul Harvey analyzes airliner sabotage risks and the rising cost of airline fatalities. He cites 18 incidents since 1933 with 210 deaths in the United States, notes motives including financial gain, and critiques airport trip insurance as a funding lure for potential attacks. He argues Congress should abolish these airport insurance machines as safety improves.
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United States
Southeast Asia
Drew Pearson Probes Auto Safety Council Makeover
Washington debate centers on the formation of a new Auto Safety Advisory Council under the Auto Safety Law. John T. Connor drafts a list favoring industry voices, while Ralph Nader is notably absent. Mrs. Agnes Meyer convenes a Washington conference on public schools, highlighting citizen action in shaping national policy.
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Washington
Advisory Council On Auto Safety
Congress
Ralph Nader
America
Agnes Meyer
The
Washington Post
Public Schools and Community Roles Highlight 1946 Debate
War Department to draft women in January 1947 amid volunteer declines. National Committee for Support of Public Schools draws educators and leaders like Gen. Omar Bradley and John Hersey to defend free public education. Pittsburgh aluminum executive Frederick Close lauds civic unity via David Lawrence’s Pittsburgh model. Deer harvest in Corry. Raymond plant fire contained by workers.
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Omar Bradley
John Hersey
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
George Gallup
City Council to weigh 1927 tax levy and traffic plan
Forty years ago on December 6 1926 the council faced adopting an ordinance citing the 1927 tax levy at 14 mills an increase of one and one half mills over last year. Mayor C W Bracken will attend the Harrisburg traffic conference to discuss uniform traffic rules and present suggestions to state legislators meeting in January. Floyd Holly opened a second hand store in the Harris building on West Main street and plans to expand stock to create a first class shop.
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C. W. Bracken
Harrisburg
Floyd Holly
Harris
West Main Street
Holly
Economic report previews growth and inflation concerns
The 1967 economic outlook notes past promises in Fed cooperation, Great Society costs, and defense spending. It questions plant capacity, labor availability, and price-wage dynamics while forecasting inflation risks and the President's shifting stance on taxation to curb inflation.
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New York
Federal Reserve System
Fed
Viet Nam
Today In History December 6 1966 Highlights
Today in history December 6 1966 marks notable events from 1889 Jefferson Davis death 1945 Nuernberg trial notes Mussolini and Hitler 1945 Chevalier acquitted 1988 Nazi France pact five years ago Kennedy speech on foreign trade policy in New York NAM event.
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Civil War Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Germany
France
Nuernberg
Mussolini
Hitler
Europe
Maurice Chevalier
John F. Kennedy
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Adolescent Growth and Identity in Medical View
An article on adolescence outlines the rapid physical and emotional changes of teens, their struggle for identity and independence, and the medical shift toward specialized adolescent care. It notes parental influence and the need for support, guidance, and understanding to reach maturity with pride.
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Secretary of Commerce
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Connor
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Firestone Rubber
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Pleberg
Christopher Landmann
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Stuttgart
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Sen
Tom Dodd
Mercedes-Benz
Coronel Suarez
Argentina
Eichmann
John Bugas
Ford
FBI
Senate Commerce Committee
Corry
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North
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Aluminum Corporation of America
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